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The 10 Highest-Paying Middle-Class Jobs That Don’t Require a Bachelor’s Degree

Career opportunities have shifted dramatically in recent years, with skilled trades and technical positions offering substantial earning potential without the burden of traditional four-year college debt. As student loan debt continues to climb and employers face critical shortages in specialized fields, alternative career paths prove that a bachelor’s degree isn’t the only route to financial […]

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5 Books That Teach You More Than a Psychology Degree

Best books, Book Reviews, Books, Psychology / Steve Burns

Traditional psychology education provides valuable theoretical foundations, but sometimes, the most profound insights into human behavior come from books that bridge rigorous research with practical application. These five influential works offer accessible wisdom that often surpasses what you might learn in formal academic settings. They combine decades of scientific research with real-world relevance. 1. Influence: The Psychology of

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Rich vs. Frugal: The 10 Habits That Make All the Difference

Psychology / Holly Burns

Do you ever wonder why some people with high incomes still struggle financially while others with modest earnings build substantial wealth? The answer often lies not in how much money people make but in their daily habits. While many associate wealth with luxury cars and designer clothes, true financial success comes from different behaviors. This

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The 5 Most Powerful Wealth Habits that the Middle Class Needs to Adopt

Investing, Personal Finance, Wealth / Steve Burns

The difference between the middle class and the wealthy isn’t just income—it’s mindset and habits. While many middle-class families earn decent salaries, they often remain trapped in negative financial cycles that prevent wealth accumulation. The wealthy understand that building lasting wealth requires adopting specific behaviors and thinking patterns that compound over time. These five powerful

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The Top 5 Careers of Millionaires Based On Dave Ramsey’s Study

career, Job, Millionaire, Personal Finance, Wealth / Steve Burns

When most people envision millionaires, they picture high-powered executives, celebrity entrepreneurs, or Wall Street moguls driving luxury cars and living in mansions. However, Dave Ramsey’s groundbreaking National Study of Millionaires paints a dramatically different picture of wealth in America. This comprehensive research project, involving over 10,000 millionaire participants, represents the most extensive study ever conducted

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10 Books That Inspired Jeff Bezos to Build Amazon and Become a Billionaire

Best books, Billionaires, Book Reviews, Books, Business, Wealth / Steve Burns

Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon and one of the world’s most successful entrepreneurs, has long been known as a voracious reader whose business philosophy was shaped by carefully selected books. The literature that influenced Bezos, from disruption theory to operational excellence, provided the intellectual framework for building Amazon into today’s global powerhouse. These ten

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100 Frugal Living Habits from the Great Depression Era (Frugal Living Tips)

Psychology / Holly Burns

In the challenging years between 1929 and 1939, Americans faced unprecedented economic hardship during the Great Depression. Millions lost their jobs, savings, and homes. Yet remarkable wisdom about living within one’s means emerged from this challenging period. The Depression generation lived by a simple motto: “Use it up, wear it out, make do or do

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10 Rules for Avoiding Middle-Class Money Traps That Keep You Broke

Personal Finance / Steve Burns

The middle class faces a unique financial paradox: earning enough to feel comfortable but not enough to feel secure. While paychecks arrive steadily, wealth remains frustratingly out of reach. The culprit isn’t income—subtle money traps drain resources and prevent financial growth. Understanding and avoiding these pitfalls can mean the difference between perpetual financial stress and

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5 Rich Mindsets: The Psychology Behind Wealth Creation

Psychology, Success, Wealth / Steve Burns

The difference between those who accumulate wealth and those who struggle financially often lies not in their circumstances but their psychological approach to life. While external factors certainly play a role, research in psychology and behavioral economics reveals that specific mindsets consistently separate wealth builders from others. These mental frameworks shape how people perceive opportunities,

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I Read 200 Books on Money: Only These 5 Are Worth Reading

Best books, Book Reviews, Books, Money, Personal Finance / Steve Burns

After spending decades immersed in financial literature—and reading over 200 books on personal finance and money management—I’ve come to a surprising conclusion: most of them recycle the same concepts with different packaging. Only five books on this topic, out of this extensive reading journey, fundamentally transformed my relationship with money and changed my financial life.

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